"That's not a meteorite" - Cairns residents capture UFO
Vision has been uploaded to social media of what one resident thought looked like "a train in the sky". Source: Lindsay Beckham / Facebook
Vision has been uploaded to social media of what one resident thought looked like "a train in the sky". Source: Lindsay Beckham / Facebook
A couple had to take matters into their own hands when their suitcase was 'lost' for months according to the airline. Read more here.
Why people are protesting on January 26.
The driver's fury highlights Sydney's increasing problem. Find out about it here.
Coles has cleared up any confusion over why customers may be noticing the odd detail on the bottle. Find out more.
Amid growing excitement about Jay Vine's Grand Tour credentials, the only Australian to win the Tour de France is looking forward to seeing his abilities first-hand.Cadel Evans says the multiple climbs up the steep Challambra Crescent might be tailor-made for Vine in Sunday's Great Ocean Road Race.
Prison officers at one of the most dangerous maximum security jails in NSW have begun a two-day strike demanding improved safety conditions.More than 150 officers from Parklea Correctional Centre in northwest Sydney took industrial action on Friday over what they say is the lowest pay in the country in a jail with some of the worst assault records in NSW.
A shopper in Big W has captured the moment a wild brawl broke out between two women as products were hurled across the store.
A primary school-aged boy is fighting for his life after being hit by lightning at a beach near Wollongong on Australia Day.The nine-year-old boy was hit by the bolt while in the surf at Warilla Beach at Barrack Point, Surf Life Saving NSW said.
The controversial robodebt scheme would have been fundamentally changed or stopped altogether had independent legal advice been sought on the issue, a royal commission has been told.The commission examining the Centrelink debt recovery scheme was told such independent advice would have "reputational damage" to the government and the departments administering the program.
A customer has vented his fury at the state of Coles store. Here's what the retailer has to say.
The body of a missing Queensland mother has been uncovered in the back of a car hours after her son was charged over her disappearance.
Awer Mabil was forced to flee a war-torn African nation before spending his early childhood in a refugee camp.Eventually finding safety in Australia, he has since gone on to represent his new nation in the green and gold on soccer's biggest stage.
Social media influencers who mislead their followers are facing a crackdown from the consumer watchdog as part of a push for more transparency.More than 100 influencers have been identified for investigation after tip-offs to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
On Daniella Mestyanek Young’s first day of military training, she stands among her fellow recruits holding a duffle bag high in one arm above her head. As she ponders the other bodies lined up in her peripheral vision, all struggling to maintain the same pose, it gradually occurs to her that this feeling — of being owned, coerced, programmed — seems unsettlingly familiar: “Have I just joined another cult?” This sense of suspicion forms a pattern in Mestyanek Young’s life, which she documents wit
Asteroid 20223 BU's path in red, with green showing the orbit of geosynchronous satellites. NASA/JPL-CaltechThere are hundreds of millions of asteroids in our Solar System, which means new asteroids are discovered quite frequently. It also means close encounters between asteroids and Earth are fairly common. Some of these close encounters end up with the asteroid impacting Earth, occasionally with severe consequences. A recently discovered asteroid, named 2023 BU, has made the news because today
Footage reveals the terrifying moment a father and his young son discovered a snake on the slideSource: Reddit/xelfer
Rescuers are heading to the site of a magnitude 5.5 earthquake in a region of southwestern China at the base of the Tibetan plateau that is prone to deadly quakes.
The FBI says it has secretly hacked and disrupted a prolific ransomware gang called Hive, a manoeuvre that allowed the bureau to thwart the group from collecting more than $US130 million ($A183 million) in ransomware demands from more than 300 victims.At a news conference, US Attorney General Merrick Garland, FBI Director Christopher Wray and Deputy US Attorney General Lisa Monaco said government hackers broke into Hive's network and put the gang under surveillance, surreptitiously stealing the
A privately rented garage where the two-day search for a Gold Coast mother ended in tragedy is being scoured for evidence into her suspected homicide.The body of 61-year-old Wendy Sleeman was discovered in a blue Honda jazz stored at a unit complex in Brisbane's inner north on Thursday.
Pin Rada/AAPSince colonisation, “interventions” to curb Aboriginal “crime” and alcohol have been deployed to control and harm First Nations communities and people. Nowhere is this more true than in the Northern Territory. When these moral panics reach the national media and political stage, the response has typically been top-down policies by federal and territory governments to disempower First Nations people and deny equal rights. Read more: 'Opt-out' alcohol bans in prospect for Indigenous co